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@TheAthleticFC They are playing in a stadium that is 5k feet above sea level and high humidity and you complaining about players getting a break? Playing at that altitude is impossible to keep the pace. SMH casuals

Perhaps the only stain on Thursday’s curtain-raiser were FIFA’s newly-mandated “hydration breaks.” When FIFA announced the change, it said the breaks were for “player welfare,” but many fans saw through the spin and assumed the breaks would be used by broadcasters to show commercials. On Thursday, Fox, which holds the English-language U.S. broadcast rights, confirmed those fears. It not only cut away to advertisements; during the second half of Mexico-South Africa, its commercials ran long and caused viewers to miss several seconds of action after play resumed. The blunder sparked an uproar among longtime fans. Read @HenryBushnell’s full 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗖𝘂𝗽 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗮𝗽 for free ⤵️ 🔗 bit.ly/4vI53Y7

@aldumancela @BeatinTheBookie You act like people missed anything. All they did was play replays and show players standing around. I wasn't aware that a goal was scored during the hydration breaks

@BeatinTheBookie Spanish channel stayed on the game

Is the hydration break more for the players…or for the added TV commercials for FIFA?

@JuanAgudelo You must of never played in stadiums with high sea level elevation and humidity.

Hydration break commercials is the biggest sneaky money grab we’ve ever seen. FIFA World Cup fr?

@kenbensinger @watjalukinat I understand what you are saying and it is very valid, but i can assure you FIFA placing it mandatory is a good thing for the players. That's why most games have to be played in the afternoon and night time. The heat is unboreable during the peak time in the US during summer.

@suarez0227 @watjalukinat Obviously they make sense in cases of extreme heat or humidity but they don’t when it’s in a climate controlled stadium or not hot out. They do make sense for advertisers though

You want to talk about a rigged scam? Let’s talk about hydration breaks during night games at the World Cup

@kenbensinger @watjalukinat Yes but there is a valid reason. In MX the Stadium in Guadalajara is like 5k feet above sea level. It's almost impossible to run at that altitude and not suffer from hydration and exhaustion even at night b/c of how much humidity they have.

@suarez0227 @watjalukinat Mandatory hydration breaks in each half of every match - regardless of conditions - is new for FIFA in this World Cup inside.fifa.com/organisation/n…

@Corballyred @emmaohwuhsoh You must of never played in elevation with humidity.

@emmaohwuhsoh It was 23 degrees today according to the commentators, is that high heat??? It will be that for PL games in August👍

When the US tried to suggest bringing in 4 quarters for the World Cup in 1994 is was loudly rejected and absolutely ridiculed by everyone in football. They've learned their lesson and now they just call it water breaks and everyone is okay with it 😂

@Corballyred FIFA implemented the in 2014 during the Brazil World Cup and has been a rule for every major league football/soccer in the world. Rage bait 0/10

@FOS Hydration breaks have been a rule in all major football/soccer leagues around the world since 2014. And the rule states any games that reach 89 degrees or higher are required to give players hydration breaks.

FIFA is mandating three-minute hydration breaks for all 104 World Cup matches. In Thursday’s opener, Fox cut to full-screen commercials during the breaks—and came back from one after play had already resumed. Telemundo said it won't follow suit.

@Quaker2001 @FanCovTeamUSA The hydration break rule has been a rule since 2014 and it's a rule in every major football in the world. must be a casual

@FanCovTeamUSA They do, but they're not normally scheduled like this. So yes, this is absolutely FIFA trying to make a buck. Same reason they said they might add extra minutes of stoppage time so the sponsors can get a little extra exposure

I genuinely find it funny that people who clearly don’t watch football think FIFA did a hydration break just to have an opportunity to make a quick buck to use an ad break. Hydration breaks happen every international match. #FIFAWorldCup

@kenbensinger @watjalukinat This rule has been apart of major football leagues in the world since 2014 - people hate knowledge. But loud and wrong smh

@watjalukinat Why weren’t there hydration breaks for the past 125 years?

@_griswo @KaeKurd this is dumb every major league in the world has this rule

@KaeKurd This rule was put in place to pamper those soft Europeans you guys got over there

These hydration breaks are just a back door way of turning football into quarters for Americans.

@KaeKurd IF you did a little bit of research you will see that every major football/soccer league in the world have hydration breaks. The rule states and games that are held and the temp reaches 90 degrees each teams gets 2 hydration breaks. Must be a casual

@charlescerb Every Major soccer/football in the world have hydration breaks. Google is free btw

The #FIFAWorldCup hydration break concept is just as bad as everyone feared. A commercial break after 25 minutes is awful. Terrible, terrible rule.

@Wes_nship Every major soccer/football league in the world have hydration breaks for when the temp reaches 90 degrees . Google is free btw

Hydration break? Commercials? What happened to the game I casually watch every four years

@btdavis129 @alex_westry Every major football/soccer league has this rule in place. Anytime temp reach about 90 degrees all leagues implement a hydration break. Google is free by the way

@alex_westry They don’t care about hydration at all, they just want to find ways to sneak more ad breaks in. If it was actually about hydration and safety it wouldn’t be so long. And getting tactical adjustments in at the quarter mark has never been part of the game.

No one and I mean no one wants a commercial break during a hydration break for the World Cup. What are you doing FOX?!? Telemundo here I come! Thank goodness they don’t have commercial breaks during a hydration break.

@gpelvin The funniest this is that the ticket prices are directly set by FIFA lol people just complain w/o doing research. Blame FIFA and the greed

Charging someone $650 (cheapest ticket) to watch Scotland vs. Haiti in a group stage game in Boston is criminal. Only in America.

@BrianEdJones @smellslikejey Saying this about the most global game in the world is just rage bait 0/10

@smellslikejey In America, we understand that the World Cup is just soccer. It’s not anything interesting or not worthy.

90% of the world going to miss the second match of the World Cup simply cuz America is self-centered